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I've never believed that she ran away. I will never accept that.

Hillsville is a small town and you know very similar to probably every other small town in this country that has secrets.

Somebody knows something. It's National Missing Persons Week and one of the cases highlighted this year is Suzanne Lawrence, known as

Susie, who has been missing since February 7, 1987.

Susie was 16 and living in a town called Heelsville in Victoria's Yarra Valley.

Heelsville is a popular tourist destination around 52 kilometers from Melbourne, CBD, and is the gateway to the Yarra Valley wine region.

Heelsville sanctuaries also just outside the town and is home to Australian wildlife.

Back in 1987, Heelsville was a Inna

back in 1987 heelsville was a quieter place.

Susie was one of four kids, the only girl among three brothers,

two older, one younger.

At the time of her disappearance she lived with her mom Liz Westwood in Campbell Road, Hillsville.

Susie went missing sometime late on Saturday night February 7, when she was walking home after attending a 21st

birthday party at the town's memorial hall.

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